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	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > North County -- In for the long run
		Within weeks, Babbitt tried to pay the same bill twice, an issue compounded by the fact the publishers were already short on cash.
		The magazine leans on Babbitt's extensive knowledge of the fitness industry, on his connections to prominent athletes and on a team of freelance writers who understand the sports they cover.
		Before they launched their magazine, Babbitt, a triathlete, was teaching physical education at the Children's School in Sorrento Valley and Schwartz was an art teacher there.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/northcounty/20050925-9999-m1m25mag.html (893 words)

	Bob Babbitt
		Bob Babbitt is a very accomplished and well acclaimed RandB, Motown, Jazz and country bass player, with extraordinary distinguished credentials.
		Bob was the bass player for the legendary "Funk Brothers", who were the primary studio musicians on almost all of the Motown hits that were recorded.
		Bob Babbitt has been a studio musician for over 35 years and he's played on a multitude of Grammy nominated and winning recording projects, selling over 100 million albums, with various artists.
	willgriffin.net /Nashville/BobBabbitt/bob_babbitt.htm (261 words)

	Bob Babbitt is Inducted to the Ironman Hall of Fame - IRONMAN.com
		Bob Babbitt is Inducted to the Ironman Hall of Fame - IRONMAN.com
		Bob Babbitt is Inducted to the Ironman Hall of Fame
		Babbitt has always managed to use sport to bring people together, according to Mike Reilly, who proudly announced Babbitt's induction to the Hall of Fame at tonight's Carbo Load dinner.
	www.ironmanlive.com /holdingcell/2001/october-2001/bob-babbitt-is-inducted-to-the-ironman-hall-of-fame (550 words)

	The Funk Brothers interview
		Bob is quite the story teller, and with his varied experiences with Motown and other top recording artists in the industry, he was gracious enough to share his accounts of being one of the premiere bassists for Motown’s Funk Brothers, as well as one of the well-sought studio musicians.
		Bob stated that he was flown to Nashville a few times to do complete some studio gigs and he just fell in love in with the musical tapestry Nashville contained.
		Bob, along the rest of the members of The Funk Brothers, really have been standing in the shadows for much too long, so I am quite elated to see that these talented musicians are finally getting their due.
	www.fmsound.net /NewReleases/Articles/The%20Funk%20Brothers'%20Bob%20Babbit/Interview.html (1570 words)

	WTC Honors Bob Babbitt with Ironman Hall of Fame Induction - IRONMAN.com
		Babbitt's induction to the Ironman Hall of Fame this year is a fitting tribute to a man who knows the history of the event more than any other.
		Babbitt is so attuned to the event that he has an eerie ability to call it before it even begins.
		His ability to show us all how those "Challenged Athletes" are competitors (not just people trying to get to the finish line) who race either in wheelchairs, or with prosthetic devices, is possibly his greatest contribution to their cause.
	www.ironmanlive.com /holdingcell/2001/october-2001/wtc-honors-bob-babbitt-with-ironman-hall-of-fame-induction (1364 words)

	Bob Babbitt:Triathlon’s Greatest Ambassador,Ironman’s Spirited Soothsaye - IRONMAN.com
		Trouble was, Babbitt weighed 90 pounds stepping out of the shower, the lightest weight class was 98 pounds, the team's 98-pound wrestler was a state champ, and Babbitt was about as good at takedowns as he was hitting the curve.
		Babbitt and his then-roommate, famed mountain biker Ned Overend, had trained for Ironman Hawaii's 2.4-mile swimming leg in a 15-meter apartment pool, 120 lengths to the mile.
		While Babbitt exaggerates about his supposed flab and says that glaciers move faster, truth is, like his magazine's name, he's a competitor.
	vnews.ironmanlive.com /vnews/topstories/1057768906 (1970 words)

	Challenged Athletes Foundation
		As editor of Competitor Magazine, Bob interacts with disabled athletes competing across the country and recognizes their need for competitive funding.
		Bob's passion and creativity are great assets in the development of the CAF vision, as is his relentless promotion of this foundation.
		Rick has a level of energy and organization that has led him to volunteer hundreds of hours to making sure the details are in line and that all runs well.
	www.challengedathletes.org /about_caf/board.htm (763 words)

	Eden Electronics Forum - I like Bob Babbitt! (Jamerson on Video) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Babbitt's playing and solo on Dennis Coffey and the Detroit Guitar Band - Scorpio is just so simple yet awesome and even the solo still grooves its ass off.
		Posted - 12/27/2006 : 8:50:02 PM Bob Babbitt was one of the Funk Brothers, 'nuff said.
		Bob Babbitt was one of the Funk Brothers, 'nuff said.
	www.eden-electronics.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7203 (649 words)

	BOB BABBITT, TOM KEMP, JUSTIN WRIGHT AND DALE LEWTER WERE FEATURE WINNERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Opening night Super Stock division winner Bob Babbitt of Pavilion raced up from his 14th place starting slot for the win, to continue his strong two-track performance on the season.
		Babbitt was on the move early and was soon shadowing the nose to tail race at the front among Venuto, Jon Rivers - another prime mover in the event - and Kotarski.
		Smoke was already trailing from Babbitt’s Arrow Mart/BW’s Golf/DBI Builders number 2 as he powered around the outside of both Venuto and Rivers to take over on the point off the restart.
	www.dirtmotorsports.com /DirtNE/OLD/05/pr/may/22a.htm (1154 words)

	Los Angeles Triathlon Club
		Bob Babbitt is the co-founder of California based Competitor Publishing.
		Babbitt is also the co-creator of the Challenged Athlete Foundation (CAF), an organization that helps disabled athletes worldwide.
		A graduate of the University of Illinois (1973), Babbitt is a six time finisher of the Ironman Triathlon and has completed over 20 marathons and over 150 triathlons.
	www.latriclub.com /bios/bio_babbitt.html (380 words)

	Der spomedis-Shop - Bob Babbitt: 25 Years of the Ironman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bob Babbitt, the co-creator of Competitor Publishing, has been to every Ironman Triathlon World Championship since 1980.
		At the time of his first Ironman, in February 1980, Babbitt was a physical education teacher working at a small private school in the North County of San Diego, California.
		Babbitt has co-authored books with Judy Molnar (You Don¹t Have To Be Thin To Win), Mark Allen (Mark Allen¹s Total Triathlete), Ken Souza (Biathlon!) and Mark Allen and Julie Moss (Workouts for Working People).
	www.spomedis.de /Trishop/d_TRB009_Bob_Babbitt__25_Years_of_the_Ironman252.htm (725 words)

	Bob Babbitt Information
		Bob Babbitt (born Robert Kreinar) is an American bassist, most famous for his work as a member of Motown Records' Funk Brothers house band.
		Bob Babbitt is one of the most active and accessible musical artists in the history of recorded music.
		He maintains a web site which features a detailed narrative of his career and a running correspondence with his fans and his fellow musical artists on a wide range of topics spanning his career and his instrument.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Bob_Babbitt (231 words)

	Brian Sage, Bob Babbitt, Tom Kemp, Jeff Bridge and Dale Lewter Were Feature Winners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Super Stock driver Bob Babbitt of Pavilion came off a strong second place finish at Freedom Raceway in Friday’s Regional Racing Series event; to claim the lead twice on Saturday at Genesee and hold defending champion Jim Johnson at bay in the final laps.
		Babbitt squirted to an immediate half a straightaway advantage off the pole at the start of the 20 lap event, leaving fellow pole-sitter Joe Horton and second row starter Dave DuBois to race for second place.
		Lap 13 proved to be lucky for Babbitt as he blew by DuBois in turn two to reclaim the lead with his Arrow Mart/D.W.’s Golf/Dalton Builders number 2.
	www.dirtmotorsports.com /DirtNE/OLD/05/pr/may/08c.htm (1355 words)

	Amazon.ca: 25 Years of the Ironman Triathlon World Championship: Books: Bob Babbitt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But, I never really assimilated what was so unique about Bob Babbitt until the night I spent with my nose glued to the pages of his book.
		Babbitt's true gift to all of us is his understanding of how we view the giants and dwarfs of our sport, how we obsess about the great battles all the way from the front to the back.
		While it may be impossible to dislike Babbitt and his clearly selfless ambitions, it is even more difficult to put on his glasses and not see Kona more clearly than you ever did before.
	www.amazon.ca /Years-Ironman-Triathlon-World-Championship/dp/1841261580 (1366 words)

	››› buch.de - bücher - versandkostenfrei - 25 Years of the Ironman Triathlon World Championship - ...
		Mehr von: Bob Babbitt, Meyer & Meyer Verlag
		Ironman Hall of Fame Inductee Bob Babbitt And some of the world's best photographers lovingly share images and stories from what many consider the Toughest Day in Sport, the Ironman.
		With a foreword from legendary sportscaster Jim Lampley and an introduction from Ironman creator Commander John Collins, this beautiful book chronicles an event that started out with 15 crazy entrants in 1978 and now, 25 years later, is considered the ultimate goal for athletes worldwide and the ultimate showcase for endurance sports.
	www.buch.de /buch/05713/692_25_years_of_the_ironman_triathlon_world_championship.html (178 words)

	Porter\|O Henry's short story: The Rubaiyat Of A Scotch Highball
		Babbitt walked to the bar, and saw in the mirror that his face was
		Now, Babbitt had a home and a wife--but that is another story.
		Bob, who was just out of college, saw her one day--and they were
	www.readbookonline.net /readOnLine/2022 (1692 words)

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	www.epinions.com /t-bob-ironman (370 words)

	Bob Babbitt - Inner City Blues
		Bob is a very gracious guy and he not only talked with me for quite some time (on his dime no less) but offered to have me ask him any questions that I feel he might be able to answer.
		I think it is great to have access to his thoughs and opinions.
		If you are talkign about Motown (or Philly International or the Nashville music scenes) Bob Babbitt was there at various times in his career.
	www.bassland.net /_discussion/00000217.htm (132 words)

	Paul Huddle Roch Frey Bob Babbitt - new and used books
		Paul Huddle; Roch Frey; Bob Babbitt; Bob Babbit -
		Huddle, Paul; Frey, Roch; Babbitt, Bob; et al -
		Paul Huddle, Bob Babbitt, Roch Frey, Bon Babbitt, T.J. Murphy -
	www.isbn.pl /A-Paul-Huddle-Roch-Frey-Bob-Babbitt (496 words)

	Standing in the Shadows of Motown -- The Funk Brothers
		Bob Babbitt and Uriel Jones telling Benny Benjamin stories at the Roostertail.
		Bob Babbitt telling Bob Babbitt stories at the Roostertail.
		Chaka must be thinking, "They don't make rhythm sections like this anymore." (Left to Right: Uriel Jones, Bob Babbitt, "Pistol" Allen and Chaka Khan).
	www.standingintheshadowsofmotown.com /film3.htm (606 words)

	Soulful Detroit Forum
		I'm curious as to what equipment Bob Babbitt was using during the Motown days.
		Bob, does that mean if I played you a 'Motown' style composition, with a generic bass line on, you could improvise and give it that '60's Detroit' sound, without intricate music charts (by ear)?
		Also, if anyone wants to see Bob on stage with the setup he was describing, we've got a picture on the website http://www.StandingInTheShadowsOfMotown.com -- click on "Production Photos" and scroll about halfway down the page.
	soulfuldetroit.com /archives/1/407.html?1018364932 (1135 words)

	Competitor Radio
		Bob Babbitt completed his first Ironman back before the earth cooled, in February of 1980.
		Only 108 idiots were entered that year and Babbitt completed the race on a $75 police auction bike that had been charred in a fire.
		He also co-founded the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) which has raised over $8,000,000 to help disabled athletes stay in the game plus he created the Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Series-he is the guy in the frog outfit- which this year will have over 12,000 participants in the eight events around the country.
	www.competitorradio.com /about.php (353 words)

	National Geographic Adventure Mag: The Challenged Athletes Foundation's [CAF] Bob Babbitt talks about Emmanuel Ofosu ...
		When a letter from Ghana landed on the desk of Bob Babbitt, 53, co-founder of the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF), he was moved.
		Born without a right tibia, Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah, 29, was writing to ask the CAF for a bike to pedal 370 miles (595 kilometers) across his country in order to dispel the stigma that Ghana's disabled are incapable of more than begging.
		The six-mile adventure race of biking, running, and a grand finale mud pit is a benefit for the CAF.
	www.nationalgeographic.com /adventure/0506/muddy_buddy.html (681 words)

	Active.com - 2.4.04: Ironman Hall of Famer Bob Babbitt on the Competitor Magazine Endurance Sports Awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		If you are involved in the sports of running, triathlon, cycling, mountain bike or adventure racing, you won't want to miss the 12th annual Competitor Magazine Endurance Sports Awards, coming up on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2004.
		Competitor publisher and Ironman Hall of Famer Bob Babbitt is a familiar face and voice in the ever-growing realm of endurance sports.
		He emcees the show each year, and we're glad to welcome him back to the Sports You Do Show to talk about this year's honorees and about the most memorable moments and personalities of 2003.
	www.active.com /story.cfm?story_id=10419&sidebar=121&category=activeradio (463 words)

	Bob Babbitt at AllExperts
		Bob Babbitt (born Robert Kreinar) is an American bassist, most famous for his work as a member of Motown Records' studio band, the Funk Brothers.
		Babbitt traded off sessions with main Motown bassist James Jamerson, and was favored over Jamerson by producer Norman Whitfield.
		Over the course of his career, Babbit has played on over 200 Billboard Hot 100 Top 40 hits, for Motown and other labels as well.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/bo/bob_babbitt.htm (218 words)

	What have YOU always wanted to ask Bob Babbitt? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I'll be interviewing him within the next week, perhaps as early as tomorrow afternoon, for a story I'll be writing on that Funk Bros. gig I mentioned here a few days ago and would be happy to use this as an opportunity to satisfy Pitters' curiosity to the extent I can.
		Questions from a music lover's perspective, rather than a bass player's perspective, are most appropriate and are most likely to get asked.
		Anyway, Babbitt (the man) has a great body of work and should be here in the Pit.
	p080.ezboard.com /fthedudepitfrm16.showMessage?topicID=12225.topic (430 words)

	WireImage: Listings
		Bob Babbitt, Eddie Willis and Uriel Jones of The Funk Brothers
		Bob Babbitt, Uriel Jones Eddie Willis of The Funk Brothers, Ray Monette and Delbert Nelson
		Bob Babbitt, Uriel Jones, Eddie Willis of The Funk Brothers and Ray Monnette of Rare Earth...
	www.wireimage.com /GalleryListing.asp?navtyp=GLS====155294&qckv=y&nbc1=1 (308 words)

	ProSoundWeb \| Nowhere To Run pg. 1
		In the mastering room, Bob Olhsson is cutting vinyl on “Signed, Sealed, Delivered”, another fluid combination of muscle and sweetness that jumps off the needle.
		Astoundingly, after working with some of the most talented people of his generation, Bob is still optimistic and hopeful about the future of aesthetics in the labyrinthine, difficult world that is popular music.
		Talking with Bob, I felt lucky that he’s not about those vain distortions.
	www.prosoundweb.com /recording/tapeop/olmo/olmo.php (2092 words)

	Soulful Detroit Forum
		Hey Babbitt, good to hear you are doing so great.
		Greetings Bob Babbitt-I heard that you played on "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrill and that it was the only record you played on with drummer Benny Benjamin.Can you verify this?
		(Nevertheless, Bob has told us of so many gems he's played on that this just seemed to be another in the long line of classics.) My respect is unending for both players.
	soulfuldetroit.com /archives/1/457.html?1019944336 (3700 words)

	Babbitt - Direct Textbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Shame and Glory of the Intellectuals: Babbitt Jr vs the Rediscovery of Values by Peter Viereck
		Bob Babbitt Awareness Guide: for Bass Players and all Fellow Musicians by Bob Babbitt
		Babbitts and Bohemians; The American 1920's by Stevenson Elizabeth
	www.directtextbook.com /title/babbitt (427 words)

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